Table of Contents for
Responsive Web Design Patterns

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  1. Cover
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Responsive Web Design Patterns
  4. Responsive Web Design Patterns
  5. Credits
  6. About the Author
  7. About the Reviewers
  8. www.PacktPub.com
  9. Preface
  10. What you need for this book
  11. Who this book is for
  12. Conventions
  13. Reader feedback
  14. Customer support
  15. 1. Creating a Home for Responsive Patterns
  16. Why and how to create a responsive site
  17. Breaking websites down to their patterns
  18. Building a home for your patterns
  19. Summary
  20. 2. The Main Stage – Building Responsive Layouts
  21. Most popular layout patterns
  22. Creating complex systems
  23. Summary
  24. 3. Make Way for Responsive Navigations
  25. Responsive navigation patterns
  26. Summary
  27. 4. From Static to Dynamic – Embedding Media
  28. Responsive image patterns
  29. Understanding sliders and carousels
  30. Implementing videos
  31. Summary
  32. 5. Gathering and Displaying Information
  33. Responsive table patterns
  34. Summary
  35. 6. Combining Responsive Patterns
  36. Continuing to look for patterns
  37. Your pattern library is not done yet!
  38. Summary
  39. 7. Ship It – Finalizing Your Pattern Library
  40. Getting ready to handoff
  41. Publishing your library
  42. Further exploration
  43. Summary
  44. Index

About the Author

Chelsea Myers, throughout her career so far, has been a student, freelancer, full-time employee, teacher, assistant, researcher, and business owner in the web development industry. She is passionate about responsive frontend development and building out user-focused designs. Every new project allows her to learn and try something new. And to her, that's the best part of the job.

She graduated from Drexel University with a degree in digital media. Currently, she works for an award-winning digital studio, Happy Cog, and teaches web development and user experience at Drexel. When she is not doing all this, or freelancing herself, she also manages her cofounded animation studio, Coffeebot Studios.

I have a lot of people in my life who have influenced me that I would like to thank. First off, thanks Mom. Thank you to my parents, all four of them, for raising me with a curiosity for technology and always believing in me. Thank you Eric, for keeping me sane. Thank you to the best grandparents any girl could have. Thank you Troy and Jervo for being amazing mentors. Thanks to everyone at Happy Cog for being awesome coworkers and brilliant people I learn from everyday. Thank you Merwyn, Siddhi, and Purav for guiding me through this process and giving me this opportunity in the first place. Thank you everyone who worked on this book and made sure it got done.